Why Vanar Is Quietly Building the “AWS of On-Chain Costs”
Most blockchains compete on speed and TPS. But when congestion hits and token prices swing, “cheap” networks become expensive overnight. That unpredictability makes serious business adoption impossible.
Vanar Chain takes a different approach. Instead of auction-based gas fees, it uses a calibrated control system designed to maintain a stable fiat-denominated transaction cost. The protocol continuously adjusts internal parameters based on VANRY’s market price, keeping fees predictable rather than speculative.
Think of it like a thermostat for gas. The system reads price data from multiple sources, recalculates fees, and keeps costs within a defined range. Tier-1 fees are embedded at the protocol level, making them verifiable and auditable.
For AI agents, enterprises, and high-frequency applications, stability matters more than hype.
Budgetable on-chain costs unlock real scalability.
If Vanar succeeds, it won’t just be cheap. It will be predictable. And predictability is what turns blockchains into infrastructure.
